A chart maker that also does the arithmetic
ChartCamel is run by Web Landscapes LLC, a Florida company in Miami that builds websites for small businesses and runs a few tools of its own. It went live in October 2026.
Why it exists
Most people who need a chart need one chart: this month's sales for a landlord, survey answers for a staff meeting, an experiment for a science fair. Spreadsheets can draw it, with some fiddling. What they don't do is say what the numbers add up to, which month was best, how much it changed and whether the trend means anything. People end up working that out by hand for the caption, or skipping it.
ChartCamel draws the chart and writes that paragraph. The arithmetic is simple (totals, averages, medians, percentage change, a least-squares line, quartiles for the outliers) and it's all shown, so you can check it.
Who makes it
Javier Carnicer, who founded Web Landscapes, built the tool and this site. There is no team behind it yet. Bug reports and ideas go to contact@chartcamel.com.
Good to know
- It is a free tool. There is no paid version. The company earns money from custom charts and dashboards and from building websites.
- It runs entirely in your browser. The site has no database and no account system. Privacy explains what that means in practice.
- It is small on purpose: eight chart types, no account, nothing uploaded, and PNG and SVG without a watermark.
- It makes static charts, without hover effects, maps or a team workspace. For those, ask about custom charts.
- It is not a statistics package. The explanation panel describes your numbers; it doesn't test hypotheses or forecast.